Effective July 1, 2026, the College of Behavioral and Health Sciences will officially reorganize, bringing new opportunities, fresh leadership structures, and an expanded vision for student success. Dean Peter Grandjean joins us on this podcast to break down what this transformation means for students, faculty, and the future of the college.

Later this year, MTSU will launch a new program, a Master of Science in Legal Studies, collaborating with the Nashville School of Law. On this episode we sit down with the he program's director, Sandy Benson as she explains the ins and outs of what this new program will include and how to apply.

We close out our "Joys of the Season" series of episodes this December with a re-release of last year's "Sleigh Ride," performed by the students of the 2024 MTSU Symphony Orchestra.

From the crew of "Out of the Blue," we wish you a merry Christmas and happy holidays!

In this segment of "Joys of the Season," we take you to the warm acoustics of Hinton Hall with a beautiful performance by the MTSU Bassoon Ensemble, led by Dr. Staci Spring and conducted by Dr. Dennis Hawkins of the School of Music.The ensemble presents a rich, expressive rendition of “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.”

First introduced by Judy Garland in the 1944 film "Meet Me in St. Louis," this beloved classic has become a cherished holiday standard, reimagined by countless artists over the decades.Join us for this heartfelt interpretation that blends the warm, velvety tones of the bassoon with the nostalgic spirit of the season.

In this segment of "Joys of the Season," join us in Hinton Hall for a stirring performance by the MTSU School of Music’s Schola Cantorum ensemble. Led by Choral Director Dr. Will Chandler, this accomplished vocal group brings breathtaking clarity and richness to one of the season’s most enduring classics: “O, Come All Ye Faithful.”

Originating in the 18th century, this beloved carol has been sung across generations and around the world, continuing to unite voices in celebration and joy. Schola Cantorum’s rendition captures the hymn’s timeless beauty, offering a moment of reflection, tradition, and holiday spirit.

Settle in for a performance that honors the past while showcasing the exceptional talent of MTSU’s vocal community.

In this video podcast, we take you inside Tucker Theatre for an electrifying musical theatre performance that sets the tone for the entire show. Under the direction of Professor Kristi Shamburger, MTSU theatre students deliver a dynamic rendition of “Turkey Lurkey Time” from the Broadway hit Promises, Promises.

Known for its spirited choreography and holiday cheer, this number—originally staged by legendary choreographer Michael Bennett—bursts with energy, precision, and pure joy.

Perfect for fans of Broadway, dance, and the performing arts. Tune in and celebrate the season with us!

On this episode, True Blue TV correspondent, Karli Sutton explores how MTSU truly feels like home for generations of Blue Raiders. From parents working on campus to their children following in their footsteps, discover how MTSU’s family-first culture fosters connection, gratitude, and opportunity.Hear from Sophomore Rachel Oppmann and other stories from MTSU families who make the university a true community — where family isn’t just a word, it’s a way of life.

📍 Recorded in the MTSU Student Union building

On this episode, we chat with Tyler Adkins, Assistant Director of SPARE, about how this student-led organization brings campus to life through concerts, events, and the popular Party in the Grove tailgate series.From hands-on experience in event planning and artist management to producing MTSU’s annual Spring Concert, SPARE gives students real-world opportunities to create, collaborate, and connect.📍 Recprded inside the MTSU Student Union Building

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We are live on location in the Scott Borchetta College of Media and Entertainment at MTSU with Dr. Ken Blake who discusses the new online Masters in Digital Media program in the School of Journalism and Strategic Media.

On this episode, founder, Chairman & CEO of Big Machine Label Group, Scott Borchetta reflects on the historic renaming of the College of Media and Entertainment at Middle Tennessee State University.